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Yumi.Suzuru
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Hi, I've recently applied to a few universities, and I've got offers. I heard there was something called an insurance choice that you can make as a backup after making your firm choice (1st choice), but is it good to have an insurance choice for University or not? Does it affect the application in any way?I am not too sure about how this works and I'd be happy to get some advice, thanks! (:
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Your insurance uni choice is one where you are confident you can get the grades. Your preferred uni is your 'stretch' uni - you may not get the grades. Thus, you will have your insurance uni as your fall-back uni.
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Your insurance uni choice is one where you are confident you can get the grades. Your preferred uni is your 'stretch' uni - you may not get the grades. Thus, you will have your insurance uni as your fall-back uni.
Your insurance uni choice is one where you are confident you can get the grades. Your preferred uni is your 'stretch' uni - you may not get the grades. Thus, you will have your insurance uni as your fall-back uni.
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Ahh, that makes sense, so my firm choice is the one I would want to go to, whereas, my insurance is the one I'd most likely be able to get grade-wise, thank you so much!!
Ahh, that makes sense, so my firm choice is the one I would want to go to, whereas, my insurance is the one I'd most likely be able to get grade-wise, thank you so much!!
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TSR has good some advice on firm and insurance offers here
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/uni...urance-choices
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/uni...urance-choices
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